winning in Portuguese
winning in Portuguese is ganhador — winning means resulting in victory; that wins.
winning in Portuguese
ganhador
What does "winning" mean?
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adj Resulting in victory; that wins.
"They bought the winning ticket in last week's lottery."
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adj Charming or appealing in a way that wins people over.
"He flashed a winning smile at the interview panel."
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noun The act of achieving victory or success in a contest.
"For her, winning matters more than how the game is played."
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noun Money or prizes gained through success, especially gambling — usually plural as "winnings."
"He put his winnings straight into a savings account."
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winning in a sentence
- They bought the winning ticket in last week's lottery.
- He flashed a winning smile at the interview panel.
- For her, winning matters more than how the game is played.
- He put his winnings straight into a savings account.
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What is "winning" in Portuguese?
"winning" in Portuguese is ganhador. winning means: Resulting in victory; that wins.
How do you use "winning" in a sentence?
Example: "They bought the winning ticket in last week's lottery." In Portuguese, "winning" is ganhador.
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